Thomson scattering diagnostics at the Globus M2 tokamak

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Main Authors: S., Zhiltsov N., S., Kurskiev G., Yu., Tolstyakov S., A., Solovey V., N., Koval A., E., Aleksandrov S., N., Bazhenov A., V., Chernakov P., V., Filippov S., K., Gusev V., A., Khromov N., O., Kiselev E., F., Kornev A., V., Krikunov S., M., Makarov A., B., Minaev V., V., Miroshnikov I., E., Mukhin E., N., Novokhatsky A., I., Patrov M., V., Petrov Yu., V., Sakharov N., B., Schegolev. P., Yu., Telnova A., E., Tkachenko E., A., Tokarev V., I., Varfolomeev V., A. V, Voronin
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author S., Zhiltsov N.
S., Kurskiev G.
Yu., Tolstyakov S.
A., Solovey V.
N., Koval A.
E., Aleksandrov S.
N., Bazhenov A.
V., Chernakov P.
V., Filippov S.
K., Gusev V.
A., Khromov N.
O., Kiselev E.
F., Kornev A.
V., Krikunov S.
M., Makarov A.
B., Minaev V.
V., Miroshnikov I.
E., Mukhin E.
N., Novokhatsky A.
I., Patrov M.
V., Petrov Yu.
V., Sakharov N.
B., Schegolev. P.
Yu., Telnova A.
E., Tkachenko E.
A., Tokarev V.
I., Varfolomeev V.
A. V, Voronin
author_facet S., Zhiltsov N.
S., Kurskiev G.
Yu., Tolstyakov S.
A., Solovey V.
N., Koval A.
E., Aleksandrov S.
N., Bazhenov A.
V., Chernakov P.
V., Filippov S.
K., Gusev V.
A., Khromov N.
O., Kiselev E.
F., Kornev A.
V., Krikunov S.
M., Makarov A.
B., Minaev V.
V., Miroshnikov I.
E., Mukhin E.
N., Novokhatsky A.
I., Patrov M.
V., Petrov Yu.
V., Sakharov N.
B., Schegolev. P.
Yu., Telnova A.
E., Tkachenko E.
A., Tokarev V.
I., Varfolomeev V.
A. V, Voronin
contents The paper is devoted to the Thomson scattering (TS) diagnostics recently developed for the Globus-M2 spherical tokamak and prototyping the ITER divertor TS diagnostics. The distinctive features of the system are the use of spectrometers, acquisition system and lasers that meet the base requirements for ITER TS diagnostics. The paper describes the diagnostic system that allows precise measurements of TS signals, as well as the results of the first measurements of electron temperature and density in both central region of the plasma column and scrape-off layer. The system provides measurements of electron temperature $T_{e}$ in the range of 5 eV to 5 keV and density $n_{e}$ in the range of $5{\cdot}10^{17}÷3.25{\cdot}10^{20} m^{-3}$. The use of two ITER-grade probing lasers of different wavelengths (Nd:YAG 1064.5 nm and Nd:YLF 1047.3 nm) allows reliable measurement of $T_{e}$ in multi-colour mode, i.e., assuming that spectral calibration is unknown.
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spellingShingle Thomson scattering diagnostics at the Globus M2 tokamak
S., Zhiltsov N.
S., Kurskiev G.
Yu., Tolstyakov S.
A., Solovey V.
N., Koval A.
E., Aleksandrov S.
N., Bazhenov A.
V., Chernakov P.
V., Filippov S.
K., Gusev V.
A., Khromov N.
O., Kiselev E.
F., Kornev A.
V., Krikunov S.
M., Makarov A.
B., Minaev V.
V., Miroshnikov I.
E., Mukhin E.
N., Novokhatsky A.
I., Patrov M.
V., Petrov Yu.
V., Sakharov N.
B., Schegolev. P.
Yu., Telnova A.
E., Tkachenko E.
A., Tokarev V.
I., Varfolomeev V.
A. V, Voronin
Plasma Physics
The paper is devoted to the Thomson scattering (TS) diagnostics recently developed for the Globus-M2 spherical tokamak and prototyping the ITER divertor TS diagnostics. The distinctive features of the system are the use of spectrometers, acquisition system and lasers that meet the base requirements for ITER TS diagnostics. The paper describes the diagnostic system that allows precise measurements of TS signals, as well as the results of the first measurements of electron temperature and density in both central region of the plasma column and scrape-off layer. The system provides measurements of electron temperature $T_{e}$ in the range of 5 eV to 5 keV and density $n_{e}$ in the range of $5{\cdot}10^{17}÷3.25{\cdot}10^{20} m^{-3}$. The use of two ITER-grade probing lasers of different wavelengths (Nd:YAG 1064.5 nm and Nd:YLF 1047.3 nm) allows reliable measurement of $T_{e}$ in multi-colour mode, i.e., assuming that spectral calibration is unknown.
title Thomson scattering diagnostics at the Globus M2 tokamak
topic Plasma Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.18723